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Psychologists Explain Defensive Reactions in People Who Wish Harm on Others · Cyprus Report

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Psychologists Explain Defensive Reactions in People Who Wish Harm on Others

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Many people experience satisfaction when those who hurt them face misfortune.
This feeling can lead to self-reflection and guilt about one's character.
Psychologists argue that such reactions are defensive rather than inherently malicious.
Understanding these feelings can help in addressing emotional responses.

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Οι ψυχολόγοι συμφωνούν: Οι άνθρωποι που εύχονται το κακό των άλλων δεν είναι κακοί, αλλά λειτουργούν αμυντικάiefimerida.gr · 1 month ago

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Many people experience satisfaction when those who hurt them face misfortune.
This feeling can lead to self-reflection and guilt about one's character.
Psychologists argue that such reactions are defensive rather than inherently malicious.
Understanding these feelings can help in addressing emotional responses.

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